Allstate Insurance Company
Homeowner policy not renewed after two storm damage claims

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I am a homeowner and have insured my house with Allstate for 10 years. In the last few years we had some damaging storms, and because my house was affected twice, I filed claims with Allstate. They handled them through a National Catastrophe Team, under National Emergency circumstances and, in my opinion, with governmental help (even if they claim that is not the case).

Because of these claims, they sent me a letter to let me know that they will not renew my policy when due.

Is this legal? Can they decide to do so when they have to take a loss? Did they have any cap on their profits before? What about the customers' gains and losses? How can we be protected against such practices?

Please help me to do the right thing, and maybe some other homeowners as well. Thank you.


Company: Allstate Insurance Company
Country: USA
State: Ohio
City: Hudson
Address: 75 executive pkway
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